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In Case You Missed It: San Diego Good News for Sunday, Sept. 22

To help make sure you stay informed, each Sunday we revisit five "good news" stories from the previous week and capsulize them in this digest. 

1. Chick-Fil-A Employee Revives Collapsed Man Outside of Eastlake Eatery

"He was out cold. There was no response, eyes were rolled back. It was pretty scary to watch." Tauya Nenguke said it was fate that he was working the drive-through line at an Eastlake Chick-fil-A when a man collapsed in the parking lot last week. He quickly sprang into action starting chest compressions and ultimately saved the man's life. NBC 7โ€™s Jackie Crea brings us this story.

A Chula Vista Chick-fil-A worker sprung into action when he noticed a 20-year-old man struggling in the parking lot. Paramedics say his chest compressions helped save the man’s life. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea reports.

2. SeaWorld 'Skyride' Reopens Following Safety Inspections

Some good news for SeaWorld visitors, the scenic Skyride reopened Wednesday following months of "very methodical inspections" after abnormally high winds damaged the ride and stranded more than a dozen guests for nearly five hours. NBC 7's Liberty Zabala takes us back to when the 16 passengers were rescued off the ride.  

Crews rescued 16 passengers from the gondola ride but the guests were stuck for hours first. NBC 7's Liberty Zabala has more.

3. San Diego Woman Hid Winning Mega Millions Ticket Before Claiming $340M Prize

A San Diego woman is $340 million richer after cashing in her winning Mega Millions ticket she purchased at a deli near Sorrento Valley. Laarni Bibal later quit her job and paid out the lease to her apartment she had in Escondido. NBC 7โ€™s Joe Little tried to track her down.

NBC 7 Reporter Joe Little spoke to deli owners who sold the ticket to a woman who quit her job and moved out of her apartment.

4. City Attorney Visits Massage Parlors to Fight Human Trafficking

โ€œItโ€™s really important to educate the community about what trafficking looks like and I think the number one question is 'OK, something doesnโ€™t look right, who do I call?'โ€ Volunteers teamed up with City Attorney Mara Elliott on Saturday morning for a special mission: They're trying to raise awareness about the dangers of human trafficking. NBC 7โ€™s Ramon Galindo has more.

City Attorney Mara Elliott and a team of volunteers went to massage parlors to make sure businesses have posters up warning people about the signs of human trafficking. NBC 7's Ramon Galindo has the story.

5. San Diego Mesa College Offers 'Fermentation Management' Program to Prep Students for Careers in Craft Beer Industry

โ€œThe industry is strong here and the industry needs professionals. So, weโ€™re trying to help with that situation.โ€ A new program at San Diego Mesa College is preparing students for a variety of careers in San Diegoโ€™s $1.2 billion craft beer industry. NBC 7โ€™s Audra Stafford has details on the program. 

NBC 7's Audra Stafford explains how a new college program is preparing students for careers in brewing.
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